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Thames Valley Hospitality Awards
Nominate your favourites for 2019 Thames Valley Hospitality Awards
Birthday HuMP: Hurst Morris People
Help Hurst Morris People (HuMP) celebrate their 30th birthday with a barn dance on Saturday, 2nd March and more…
Over the moon: astronomy
Tony Hersh of Newbury Astronomy Society explains more about what we can see in the skies above us this month.
Spice of life: local foodie’s book
Pangbourne foodie Balwinder Kapila explains more about her new book A Pinch Of Spice.
A show stopper!
Scouts and Guides stage fun-packed gang show at South Hill Park.
No strings! Pinocchio in Henley
Immersion Theatre return to Kenton Theatre this month with a new musical version of The Amazing Adventures of Pinocchio. Peter Anderson finds out more.
Hancock highlight
Tony Hancock and co will be brought to life at South Hill Park this month thanks to the Apollo Theatre Company, writes Peter Anderson
Older & wiser: a care-giving career
With our rapidly ageing society, the demand for elderly care at home increases and good care-givers are in high demand…
AniMalcolm magic! Family theatre
Join animal-hating Malcolm on his trip to a farm and see how life changes at Wycombe Swan on Sunday, 17th February.
Restless Minds: Ward Thomas
Ward Thomas – AKA 24-year-old twin sisters Catherine and Lizzy who went to school near Cranleigh – tell us about their influences ahead of their gig this month.
Dog & Duck: twist on tradition
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2016
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